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MapInfo Pro to Access Google Data
posted by Satri
on Tuesday November 08, @08:39AM
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All Points Blog links to a timesunion article about Google helping drive advances at MapInfo. From the article: "Cattini said his company has added features to its MapInfo Professional software that allow customers to access Google's map data. He stressed in an interview after the conference call that Google is not a competitor and uses its maps primarily to drive people to the Google Web site."
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MapInfo 9.0 Coming this June
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Very Spatial shortly discuss the coming release of MapInfo 9.0. From the overview: "MapInfo Professional version 9.0 is the latest
release of the most powerful yet easy-to-use
desktop location intelligence solution available.
Direct access to new data including ESRI SDE
and GeoDatabase and the latest CAD formats lets
you use MapInfo Professional in conjunction with
colleagues and other applications without the
need to convert data. Rounding out this release
are capabilities to perform time- and event-based
analysis, features that improve your productivity
by streamlining commonly performed tasks, and
functionality to help you create better looking,
easy to understand maps."
MapInfo Professional 9 Released 2 comments
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Vector One informs us that MapInfo Professional 9 has been released. New features were discussed last month. I don't see anything changed, so here's the same summary: "MapInfo Professional version 9.0 is the latest release of the most powerful yet easy-to-use desktop location intelligence solution available. Direct access to new data including ESRI SDE and GeoDatabase and the latest CAD formats lets you use MapInfo Professional in conjunction with colleagues and other applications without the need to convert data. Rounding out this release are capabilities to perform time- and event-based analysis, features that improve your productivity by streamlining commonly performed tasks, and functionality to help you create better looking, easy to understand maps."
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